Tonota FC Grounds

Tucked away in the Kgatleng District, the Tonota FC Grounds serves as the home for a club established in 2006. The facility is known interchangeably as the Tonota Sport Complex or the Tonota Mini Stadium.

Recent reports from 2022 and 2026 suggest the grounds are far from finished. Construction work and upgrades continue under a government initiative aimed at building mini stadia across Botswana. Visitors to the site today would see more than just a pitch; the perimeter includes newly completed kiosks, ticket booths, and changing rooms, signaling an intent to modernize the experience for local supporters. This ongoing development distinguishes the ground from older, static facilities elsewhere in the country.

The club’s history is relatively short. Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2026 marks two decades since its formation, a lifespan that is still tender for a football institution. While the club is often grouped with teams from the Gaborone Area in certain databases, Tonota is a distinct town located approximately 100km from the capital, a distance that isolates it from the central hub of Botswana football.

Specific details regarding the exact year the grounds were opened are not available in the records. Similarly, the seating capacity of the venue has not been found in any available sources, nor is there a recorded attendance figure for matches played there. The playing surface is not explicitly described in the sources, though standard pitches in the region are typically natural grass.